(1) Every entry in the
minutes purporting to be a minute of the business transacted at a meeting of a
co-operative or of the board, and purporting to have been signed by the
chairman at a subsequent meeting, is evidence that the business recorded in
the minute was transacted at the meeting and that the meeting was properly
convened and held.
(2) An entry in the
minutes of a meeting of a co-operative to the effect that a resolution was
carried or carried unanimously, or was lost, is evidence of the fact without
proof of the number or proportion of votes recorded for or against the
resolution.